now at five. crews are working to close up a

massive sinkhole in pacifica. that has blocked access to a public beach. good evening, i'm vicki liviakis. and i'm steve aveson, in for grant lodes. the sinkhole emerged over the weekend - but there's some real concern tonight - that the sinkhole will get even worse. we'll take you a live picture now of what it currently looks like. the challenge now - is what to do about it. a crew has been pouring concrete at the base of the to shore it up. and they are racing against a clock. as kron four's terisa estacio reports, a storm is on the way that could make a bad situation even worse. the rain is coming. and could make it difficult for crews to repair that sinkhole. kron four meteoroligist lawrence karnow joining us now. with when we can expect to see more rain. lawrence? >> reporter: the first main event, as and as we head toward thursday right now we have up to

the skies outside with high clouds overhead that will likely change. and what's impressive about this is that it really develops new hawaiian islands and subtropical moisture into the system and with cold air coming in from the gulf of alaska all heading right for california getting hit pretty hard. and don't forget to download the kron four mobile app. we'll send out important weather it's free to download in the app store for both android and apple devices. now to the investigation into >> vicki: location. >> steve:an official cause of the fire has not been

determined. yet. kron4's haaziq madyun has been at the scene all day. along with a lot of other folks who cam to view wha is left of the warehouse. haaziq? >> reporter:atf investigators are no longer here outside the ghost ship warehouse, yellow police crime scene tape is gone as well. all that is left is that fense you see behind me.and a steady flow of people throughout the day coming to get their first look at the location of this tragedy peaking through the fence, snapping photos, recording cellphone video.that is what is happening here outside the ghost ship warehouse. now that atf investigators are gone, people are coming from near. "it's in my neighborhood" and far. i'm from santa rosa"

"i'm actually from santa cruz" all here to get a close look at the building in which 36 people lost their lives "now i guess i can put the images that ive seen, i can tie them more together, i can see the structure, see what it looked like and get more of a grasp of what it was like on the day" "it's surreal, it is really surreal, to look in there and see the ravage that has taken placeand just knowing that people actually lived in there" this is all that is left of stairs leading to the second level "that's a sad staircase, that's not good" mario rodriguez says being here is allowing him to see why it must have been difficult for people to escape the fir "i can totally see, the windows are too high, there is one big door on one side then another of the other side, looks like it is blocked off by rv's on this side, and a lot of furniture, you can kind of see where it was at, it's just sad" a benefit concert called 'oakland united' is scheduled for this wendesday at 7 p-m. and will be hosted at oakland's fox theater. proceeds will go to the gray area foundation for the arts oakland fire relief fund.which

has reportedly already collected more than 550-thousand dollars. n-f-l personnel.local tech companies.and celebrities like chelsea handler and lena dunham have all donated to the fund. san jose police are calling on the public to help them track down a man who pulled a gun and robbed a man with a disability. the robbery began with a fake accident but it was captured on surveillance video. kron four's rob fladeboe join us now live from san jose with more on the story. rob?? the disturbing video begins with the moment when the suspect, riding his bike on the sidewalk, intentionally knocks the victim down from behind. he then circles back and helps the man to his feet. but the victim has a speech disability and when he tries to communicate with the suspect via text message on his phone, the suspect grabs the phone. there is a struggle as the victim tries to get his phone back but the suspect pulls a gun and then kicks the victim, knocking him to the ground again before riding away.

sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police >>: their vote and to generate enough to set the investigation let's take a look. the disturbing video begins with the moment when the suspect riding

his bike on the sidewalk intentional and knocks the victim down from behind. the answer goes back and helps the man to his feet. but the victim has speech visit visibility in 20 tries a committee with assess back to get tetanus shot his phone, the suspects grabs the phone. there was a struggle to get of a bomb in china is phone back. the suspect pulled a gun and then kick saddam note, knocking him to the ground before running away. >>: or helping the get this case it figured out quickly. >> reporter:police released this sketch of the suspect. he is described as an african america male between 16 and 25 years old with a thin build. he wore a dark beanie cap, dark shirt and grey seat pants. the victim was not seriously hurt but police point out how it might have been worse given the fact that the video shows how the suspect at one point dropped the gun and later waved it around, putting others in the neighborhood at risk. sot sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police

lets take another look at the video, shot by a surveillance camera here in the 6200 block of tuers road near las lagos gold course. police say it suggests the disabled man was targeted and that the staged accident ruse may be one the suspect has used before and may try again unless he is brought to justice. police in the east bay. are investigating a fire at a concord elementary school. as a possible arson. the incident happened around 5 - yesterday morning. at highlands elementary school on pennsylvania boulevard. police received a report of a suspicious person yelling in the school's parking lot. when officers arrived they discovered that someone had broken into a classroom and started a fire. police were unable to locate the suspect. and no structural damage was reported. the incident remains under investigation. in the east bay. oakland police are looking for a driver who ran away after crashing into a power pole. the crash critically injured a passenger in the vehicle this morning. officers responded just after 5:30 to a report of a rollover crash on foothill boulevard. power lines were knocked down by the crash

>> steve:police say a passenger was extricated from the vehicle and was taken to a hospital in critical condition the driver still hasn't been located. police say a pedestrian in a wheelchair was hit and killed by a paratransit bus in oakland this morning. it happened at 5:30 on 40th street near adeline street. we're still waiting for more details to be released by police. 2 people were robbed at gunpoint near the u-c berkeley campus this morning. it happened near the intersection of ellsworth street and durant avenue just before 1am. officers say a man ran up the the victims and demanded their property. the victims complied and the man ran away. no one was injured. police said the man appeared to be hispanic and in his late 20s. >> vicki: a critically injured passenger this morning officers responding just after 530 with a report to foothold hill boulevard. power lines knocked down and they say his extricated from the vehicle taken in critical condition. the driver was and located. in a wheelchair and killed by at the transit bus and oakland. it happened at 530 adeline. we're

still waiting for more details to be released by police. >> steve: victims complied and then ran away. no one was injured police seven men appeared to be hispanic in his late 20s. still had could your left cried be hogging the road we take a look at what's causing the back on san francisco's streets. still ahead on kron four news at five. could your uber or lyft ride be hogging the road? a look at what's causing the backup on san francisco roads. then, a northern california woman is being credited with saving a vacaville family from a house fire.

how she came to the family's aid. just in time. and next: thousands of people are lining up in san francisco. in hopes to get their hands on some tickets to see 'hamilton'. we'll go out live to the steps of the orpheum theatre. to find out just how hard it is to get some tickets. r many sleep-aids have pain medicine but zzzquil is different because why would you take a pain medicine when all you want is good sleep? zzzquil: a non-habit forming sleep-aid that's not for pain, just for sleep.

san francisco's municipal transportation agency is talking about the explosive growth of ride hailing companies.like uber and lyft. and says there's simply not enough being done to deal with what could become an even bigger traffic headache. catherine heenan is here with details. >> reporter: those in the

theater to line up for hours in 1900 and $524 a rather shocking. he they tell us that the most expensive seats available to it

if you have not done your tickets left there is still a chance. >> reporter: i went on line because between work i could not spend eight or nine hours of law at online 10 minutes to 10 at the when the ticket window opens a cut temples and then in the fall 20 this afternoon by time can opt to purchase tickets and i was able to get a couple. >> catherine:the agency says there's a potential for 45- thousand uber and lyft cars to be driving around the city.looking for passengers.

and while san francisco already has plenty of traffic problems -- muni says this obviously won't help.. the complaint is part of a filing with the public utilities commission. saying there haven't been enough limits on the growth of the industry. and that's led to even more traffic congestion. san francisco was rated as having the third worst traffic congestion in the nation this year. and the agency says much of the increase is because of uber and lyft. a key concern - the legality of uber and lyft drivers using rental cars to drive passengers.which is part of an ongoing debate. taxi drivers have long been arguing that they're regulated far more than their ride-hailing competitors. there was no immediate reaction to the report from uber and lyft. a former jetblue flight attendant who authorities say

ran from security after leaving behind 70 pounds of cocaine at l-a-x is pleaded guilty in court today. marsha reynolds was charged with conspiracy to possess and distribute cocaine. reynolds faces a mandatory minimum of 10 years in prison. the t-s-a says reynolds was selected for a random security screening at lax in march. moments later, authorities say reynolds dropped her carry-on luggage, kicked off her heels, and fled down an upward-moving escalator out of the terminal. she surrendered in new york days later. her lawyer says reynolds might not have been sure what was in her bag. police arrested a man on suspicion of committing a hate crime in simi valley.they say he stabbed an apparent worshipper leaving a mosque. officers responded to 911 calls saturday night. about a fight on the same street as the mosque. after police arrived and defused the fight.they discovered that a man had been stabbed. 29-year-old john matteson was booked on two felony counts. making criminal threats and violating the civil rights code. authorities believe matteson.targeted the victim for his religion. ,. police are still looking for a second suspect who may have been involved.

skies will be mostly cloudy tonight with patchy valley fog. it will be mostly cloudy tomorrow with a chance of rain. still ahead. dash-cam video catches the scary moments an officer is hit by a d-u-i driver. we'll tell you where this happened. and an update on the officer's condition. and next, a quick-acting deputy saves a child who stopped breathing. >> reporter: and some heavy rain over 60 mi. per hour with the storm system coming on short and here ago at 8 in. of

rain and the western slopes of nevada opiate and then what's interesting 5000 people with a storm system and it comes down on some snow pit. it causes more problems the possibility of flooding. . is bearing down on

the bay area calling and on thursday and then some very heavy rain and some very gusty winds more on that coming up and just 10 minutes back to you. >> vicki:we'll show you the reunion between the child. and the man who saved his life.

>> catherine:a florida deputy has been honored for saving the

life of a 15-month-old baby. and the two of them were reunited for the ceremony. catherine heenan says the whole drama played out on surveillance video. >> catherine:that deputy is seen rushing into action at a state office in tampa. after hearing that a baby had stopped breathing. you can see what was happening at the top of your screen. he put the little boy down on the floor and began doing infant c-p-r.saying he was praying that he wouldn't 'brea'' the child. by the time fire and rescue arrived the boy was breathing. deputy steve donaldson has been honored for his fast action last month.and it was a chance to see how little cory nelson is doing. the deputy says that he thanks god he was around.he wasn't even supposed to be working that day.but was asked to fill in. and he had just re-certified in infant c-p-r a few weeks ago.

deputy donaldson says he doesn't even want to buy anything for christmas -- saying what happened with cory "is" his christmas. a vacaville woman jumps into action when she sees a fire at a family's home. from our partners at k-t-x-l. sara zendehnam has the story. cushing and her family are temporarily staying at a hotel. they plan to move back in once the smoke damage is taken care of. the cause of the fire remains under investigation. still ahead. has >>: and out the front door and went ahead and opened it and

then pulled laid out in the city houses on fire. to develop her face on camera tells us that the only thing on her mind was helping the family out of the house. her young kids and pets can just-in-time. all links to a good samaritans quick thinking. cushing's as mansfield her neighbor and the back of a fire department other reasons or her home is still standing today marks the six month anniversay of the deadly pulse nightclub shooting in orlando.

tonight, we'll show you how the community is remembering those who lost their lives that evening. plus. there are new details on the debate within the intelligence community over whether russia was trying to throw the election to donald trump. we'll have the details - next.

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top republican and democratic leadership are breaking with the president-elect. when it comes to russia's involvement the u-s elections. and as dianne gallagher explains. they're calling for further investigations into the matter. nearly three-million ballots have been recounted in wisconsin. and little has changed. the presidential recount shows that trump defeated clinton by more than 22-hundred votes. the final result changing by fewer 18-hundred votes. green party candidate jill stein requested and paid for the recount in wisconsin. despite her claims. the recount found no widespread problems or hacking. stein also pushed for recounts in michigan and pennsylvania but her efforts were unsuccessful. jill stein also pushed for recounts in michigan and pennsylvania. >>: whether they intended to interfere to a degree they were

trying to let the senate certain kennett it it sub under investigation. these are clear break from the president-elect. he other agencies say they do know because while there is no clear consensus on motive tromping is dismissing the credibility and put out that if he lost people call these delegations a conspiracy theory.

>> steve: calla was rejected by federal judge today and that making the decision due to lack of hacking evidence also recount would not meet tuesday's deadline for up for college and it would nullify cancelling those however stein has said she did not want change the outcome but rather a process that people could for their trust. >> vicki:the future first lady of the united states. appeared in a maryland court today.

melania trump.attended a hearing for the libel lawsuit she filed against the daily mail and a blog called tarpley. attorney charles harder says mrs. trump attended the hearing to show she is serious about pursuing the case. mrs. trump says the outlets made false and defamatory claims about her supposed involvement in an escort service. both the daily mail and tarpley corrected the story once the lawsuit was filed -- and the blogger published an apology. >> reporter: will have little bit of everything and it feels like the season today a nice break outside a lot of high clouds sunshine mixed in between a dry day so far. for the most part keeping us on the dry side for today by tomorrow that all begins to change as it looks like the storm system really packs the punch as it moves in. we will see mostly cloudy skies overnight tonight chilly temperatures out there as well and then in the '30's and '50's again tomorrow mostly cloudy and a chance of some raindrops. the best chance north of the golden gate bridge. and that affects

everyone in the bay area very heavy rain at the very gusty winds some may be sustained at 60 m.p.h. as the storm comes ashore. instead of the coastline there is it is packing a punch some tropical moisture and call their from the gulf of alaska all working its way in our direction in the next few days than a lot of advisories and warnings. as we had throughout most the raindrops begin to show up and the brunt of the system up moves a little further to the north. only those with the drug

connection attended and a more public event that is happening this evening. omar mateen started shooting inside on june 12. 49 people died and and 53 others were injured. mateen was shot and killed by police. only those with a direct connection to the shooting attended this morning's ceremony. a more public event is happening this evening. the founder of microsoft is leading a one-billion-dollar investment fund in clean energy.

bill gates.has teamed up with some of the world's richest people to create a 20-year-fund called break-through energy ventures. the fund will invest in companies and technologies that have "the potential to extremely reduce greenhouse gas emission". this all comes amid concerns the incoming trump administration will reverse steps made by president obama to combat climate change. president-elect trump has called climate change a "hoax."

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>> vicki:one of h-g-t-v's most popular couples -- tarek and christina el moussa -- have reportedly split after seven years of marriage. the couple are the stars of "flip or flop" and married in 2009. they have two kids: six-year-old daughter taylor and one-year-old son brayden. the couple made a statement to people magazine that reads: "like many couples, we have had challenges in our marriage. we had an unfortunate misunderstanding about six months ago and the police were called to our house in an abundance of caution. there was no violence and no charges were filed." newly-released dash cam footage shows a police officer getting hit by a drunk driver in texas. this is the video on your screen.

you can see the officer conducting a field sobriety test. seconds before when the crash happened. he was able to push the man performing the test out of the way.before he was hit. a police car at the scene was

struck by another car. the impact was so strong. the car hit the officer. sending him flying several feet in the air. authorities say. that officer.is lucky to be alive. ,. that police officer is now out of the hospital. the drunk driver who hit the officer.was taken into custody. the man who was performing the sobriety test was not hurt, but was still arrested for d-w-i. time now to talk some sports. the trajectories of both bay area football teams couldn't be more different. the oakland raiders.are enjoying their best season in years. while the 49ers, well, let's just say it's not going that well. at 1-and-12, the niners are on track for their worst campaign in franchise history. and there's talk that changes in management are on the way.

>> pam: as you know there has been a number of the vigils held for the victims of a ghost ship warehouse fire outpour of a motion for the 36 lives lost. the memorial held by first responders many of them were

there the night of that fire and try to rescue people trapped inside. tonight it will hear why it was so important for them to pay their respects to the victim's we have that and so much more coming up on news at 6:00. what what we're about colossus no

>> vicki: that person would help until then shipped kelly still optimistic despite its 12 game losing streak. >> reporter: the raiders are rapping out of many week as the chief. and that would just be the start

and the jackson getting, stand. "well my approach is really simple. i tell my guys, we're not going to lay around and bathe in the adulation of a win, look how good this is and we are also not going to sit and wallow in misery when we lose. we are going to be matter of fact, we are going to learn the lessons and there are lessons to be learned and we are going to learn the lessons, gain that experience and then move forward." and the business that's at hand. is a road game this sunday in san diego. mark carpenter, kron4 news >> reporter: it will be late thursday. and the better part of

the day and a little sunshine right on top of the snow and molpus know that will raise down in the possibility of more flooding problems trade as we see the clouds on the increase for tonight still some chilly temperatures outside was a cloudy skies and a chance to

the north few scattered showers that a strong storm system moves in thursday and heavy rain at a very strong gusty winds. 54 in san jose 47 in livermore 51 temperatures will stay cool and mostly cloudy skies as service areas across the pacific now. it out to the white islands lot of subtropical moisture we hellhole lot of rain as we headed toward thursday. rainfall expected on the bay area some guests could

be over 50 knots per hour >> steve: cameras were rolling as the little boy's christmas wish came true. james croot hadn't seen his father in 7 months. the family was evacuated from turkey but his father stayed behind. the family will spend the holidays together before they move to germany in january. >> steve: not seen his dad in

seven months evacuate from turkey his dad had to stay behind his family will stay together before that the aba in january still had news stores film is launching in theaters this weekend. we will hear from cast members on what to expect from the new film

>> vicki: an insider joins us

now with more from hollywood on the story. they brought it down and leading lady for the galaxies size from here. jones plays another strong female hero and the star wars universe. and little girl apparently does not want applet the action figure only prefers to play. it's been a role in what is your fondest our wars memory this far. the

now on kron 4 news at six: a vigil tonight at the site of the ghost ship fire in oakland that killed 36 people. this one. for those who were among the first on the scene trying to save lives. good evening. i'm steve aveson. and i'm pam moore. this vigil started just about an hour ago. it is one of many we have seen outside the warehouse since the deadly fire erupted a little more than a week ago. kron 4's ella sogomonian is there tonight. she got a chance to talk to some of the people who showed up. ella. >> reporter:the oakland warehouse fire also deeply affected first repsponders who were both there or aware of the deadly loss. tonight they've come together at the site to pay their respect and cope with the tragedy along with the community. fr. jayson landeza, chaplain oakland fire department >>:"as a prt of our own healing process.begin the healing process for ourselves." 11 so many questions remain. key among them. there is still no word of what caused the deadly ghost ship warehouse fire in oakland

a-t-f investigators are no longer out of the scene but they are still working on the case. oakland building inspectors say they are also on the case of checking structures to see if they are up to code. kron4's haaziq madyun reports. okaland city officials say in the wake of the ghost ship warehouse fire, the city's plannng and building department has continued to respond to complaints. as they come in. the building inspector is in the process of talling the number of buildings that have been inspected. in the mean time folks here outside the burned shell of ghost ship are getting a closer look at the scene where 36 people lost their lives >>:"having a good time just living their lives and in a blink of an eye it just kind of changed for them, it's hard to imagine the slow painful situation that they were in" "now i guess i can put the images that ive seen, i can tie them more together, i can see the structure, see what it looked like and get more of a grasp of what it was like on the day" "it's surreal, it is really surreal, to look in there and see the ravage that has taken placeand just knowing that people actually lived in there" this is all that is left of stairs leading to the second level "that's a sad staircase, that's not good" mario rodriguez says being here is allowing him to see why it must have been difficult for people to escape the fir "i can totally see, the windows are too high, there is one big door on one side then another of the other side, looks like it is blocked off by rv's on this side, and a lot of furniture, you can kind of see where it was at, it's just sad" there is still no word of what caused the fire. however

tomorrow the atf has scheduled an 11am press conference to update their investigation. i guess we will have to wait until then to see if they have reached any conclusions about what happened here.in oakland haaziq madyun kron4news the u-s senate is paying its respects to those affected by december 2-nd's ghostship warehouse fire. on saturday senate passed resolution six-37. it honors the 36 people who perished in the tragic warehouse fire. the resolution also commends the brave first responders. who worked tirelessly to bring comfort to the victim's families. last thursday the u-s house of representatives observed a moment of silence for the fire victims.

we have continuing coverage of the ghost ship fire online. >> reporter: being here outside of a strip is allowing him the opportunity to see why it was difficult to for people to escape the fire. the windows were high a one big door on one side and then another on another side. and all lot of furniture from it. seeing where it was that it's just sad. still no word on what caused a fire tuesday the atf as scheduled 11:00 a.m. press briefing to update their investigation. >> reporter: saturday it the resolution was 637. honors the 36 people and the tragic courthouse and also commends

the braves' first responders working tirelessly on the clock to try and bring comfort to the victims' families last thursday had their moments silence for the fire victims. at continuing coverage on line just go to our website just go to kron 4 dot com and look for the section called "deadly warehouse fire" on the right side of the page. >> pam:crews are working right now on the peninsila to shore up a sinkhole. we have seen them throughout the day pouring concrete in pacifica. this huge hole opened up over the weekend and has cut off people from a beach. the clock is ticking to get it patched up because there is another round of storms headed toward the bay area. an enormous and potentially dangerous sinkhole has opened up. and now crews are trying to shore it up. before it gets any worse. this is all happening in pacifica.

early this afternoon, crews started bringing in heavy equipment. the plan is to pour concrete into the sinkhole. and a lay foundation, then fill up the rest with sand. this sinkhole is at the end of a beach access path. it is on private property. the owner has hired a general contractor to fix the sinkhole. sot/tc: nasser elsalhi the city says, it is monitoring the situation. there is some concern about the upcoming storm impacting the work. and making the sinkhole bigger. the plan right now is to complete the project by the end of the week. and re-open the path to residents. skies will be mostly cloudy tonight with patchy valley fog. it will be mostly cloudy tomorrow with a chance of rain. r >> reporter: will change as early as tomorrow it begins the

season moister moving into the bay area moving further to the north scatting years has run out to high clouds lorraine leiner assays to the north scattered showers farther south overall heavy rain will be north. forming near the home islands has a tropical moisture their combined with some cold air from the gulf alaska and then they meet. that's what everyone will likely see heavy rain and strong gusty winds we wake up tomorrow morning with was a cloudy skies he flotillas starts today and plenty of cluster of the date

the only by noontime and then yes scattered showers especially at heading toward the afternoon otherwise it will keep you cool outside. but some changes in the works char's the possibility mainly to the north and a chance of showers on malt wednesday the storm really races on in the bay area with strong gusty winds heavy rainfall thursday. completed your forecast coming up and 15 minutes. the sheriff office says that the 32 year-old larry simons is now behind bars few other details are available out the sour one of the three men wanted in the death of william sims and investigators say he was robbed and shot following an argument at and also runs a bar happen last month police the man for one

more suspect daniel ortega. turning now to the south bay. where san jose police are asking >> pam:for your help tonight. in the connection with the armed robbery of a disabled man. as kron four's rob fladeboe reports now, police have released surveillance video from the september 5th robbery. * * * the disturbing video begins with the moment when the suspect, riding his bike on the sidewalk, intentionally knocks the victim down from behind. he then circles back and helps the man to his feet. but the victim has a speech disability and when he tries to communicate with the suspect via text message on his phone, the suspect grabs the phone. there is a struggle as the victim tries to get his phone back but the suspect pulls a gun and then kicks the victim, knocking him to the ground again before riding away. sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police police released this sketch of the suspect. he is described as an african america male between 16 and 25 years old with a thin

build. he wore a dark beanie cap, dark shirt and grey seat pants. the victim was not seriously hurt but police point out how it might have been worse given the fact that the video shows how the suspect at one point dropped the gun and later waved it around, putting others in the neighborhood at risk. sot sgt. enrique garcia/san jose police lets take another look at the video, shot by a surveillance camera here in the 6200 block of tuers road near las lagos gold course. police say it suggests the disabled man was targeted and that the staged accident ruse may be one the suspect has used before and may try again unless he is brought to justice. sot sgt. enrique garcia standup closer a san francisco man is facing several felony charges tonight. police say they arrested him for running an escort service.

43-year-old david carrasco was busted late last month. police say he advertised an escort service on craigslist and other websites. carrasco now faces charges a long list of felonies including rape, sodomy and pimping. he is due in court on wednesday. oakland police are looking for a driver who ran away. after crashing into a power pole this morning. the crash critically injured a passenger in the vehicle. officers responded just after 5:30, to a report of a rollover crash on foothill boulevard. power lines were knocked down by the crash police say, a passenger was extricated from the vehicle, and was taken to a hospital in critical condition the driver still has not been located. an officer -involved shooting in kern county. leaving a 73-year- old man dead and his family wanting answers. it happened early this morning in bakersfield.

police say, when they approached francisco serna. he displayed a gun outside a home. authorites say, an officer then opened fire, killing serna. his son says, he doubts his father had a gun on him when he was shot. the family says, serna had dementia, and police had been called to his home before. without incident. bakersfield police say, they are searching for the gun. the officer who fired the fatal shot. is on administrative leave. today marks six months since the massacre at pulse nightclub in orlando. a large crowd gathered for a moment of silence at 2:02 am local time at the club. that's the exact time gunman omar mateen started shooting inside on june 12. 49 people died and and 53 others were injured.

>> steve:mateen was shot and killed by police. only those with a direct connection to the shooting attended this morning's ceremony. a more public event is happening this evening. a drone turns into a wedding crasher. what happened that has a groom getting sued by some of his guests. plus the wells fargo fake account scandal is not over. who else is getting caught up in it. and is it worth the wait? the hit broadway show coming to the bay area that had been people waiting in line for hours to get tickets.

a big story today. online. is the long line for people waiting to get tickets to the hit show. hamilton. this video from our helicopter partners at a-b-c 7 shows the crowd stacked up outside the orpheum theater in san francisco. >> pam:the broadway show has won all sorts of awards and it is one of the hottest tickets around. the chance to catch here in the bay area had some people waiting practically all day just get their seats. kron 4's dan kerman is in san francisco tonight.

you were one of the many people trying to score some tickets today. dan? the seismic retrofit of one of the bay area's largest reservoirs. is facing delays. the anderson dam in santa clara county is supposed to be drained and upgraded starting in 2018. but now it looks like the new date is 2020. there are fears the dam could collapse in a major earthquake. it needs hundreds of millions of dollars in repairs. the reason for the delay: increasing concerns about the number of faults which run through the area. the santa clara valley water district says, it needs to rethink its original plan. the district's board is supposed to hold a hearing on the matter tomorrow. a groom's idea to use a drone to film his wedding. has landed him in trouble with some of the wedding guests.

the drone crashed the party literally. and a couple of people say, it caused some pretty serious injuries. reporter john cuocco says it could prove costly. a new hampshire groom is being sued by wedding guests after they claim his drone crashed and injured them at the reception. >> reporter: it's our birthdays so we're having hamilton birthday party. lost on many where the feeder is rotated. the fans most of whom those of musicals were right in the price tag. things just what out zander

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>> pam: and now looks like 2020 fears and a major earthquake leaves hundreds of millions of dollars in repairs and the increasing concerns about the number of fault lines which run in the water district in the original plan now the part of their holdings during on this matter tomorrow. >> reporter: landed him in trouble with some of his wedding guests. the drone crashed the party literally. a couple said a cause some pretty serious injuries john says that it could prove costly. >> reporter: moments after this was taken an attorney for the two women said the drone was flying inside a tent at searles castle when it crashed down onto them. the attorney said one of

the women suffered a concussion and a cut that required more than 20 stitches. he said the other woman also suffered a concussion and fractured bones in her face. "the groom told me he thought he had it in hover mode," said scott robb ii, of searles castle. in court paperwork, the groom claimed he had permission to fly the drone. robb said that is not true and the first he heard of it was when the groom was flying the drone at the wedding. "i explained to him that it was illegal, we are too close to a water landing strip and a helipad," said robb. robb said the groom flew it anyway and he only found out when one of his waiters rushed to tell him. as he ran to the tent, robb said the drone crashed and fell on one of the women. the venue was also named in the lawsuit because the two wedding guests believe they did not do anything to get the groom to stop flying his drone. the groom is standing by his claim that he was in the middle of the dance floor at the time and was not at the controls of the drone. toss weather. lawrence skies will be mostly cloudy tonight with patchy valley fog. it will be mostly cloudy tomorrow with a chance of rain.

>> reporter: the jet stream is like a fire hose yet while to the atmosphere in trying to figure out where the jet stream will line up and that will determine where we get the most amount of rain the forecast has shifted and the last 24 hours to live like we might see the brunt of that in the north bay now has moved further to the north likely be some more changes as we had been next 2436 hours a good reason to stay right here for the latest forecasts. right now of law clause may crossers caused a much in the way of rain just yet. a likely changed maroc not going to see huge amount of rain in the bay area just more

scattered showers and will see a lot of rain depending on where it sets up right now mostly with suggesting further to the north and that's why we're getting the possibility of flooding 4 8 in. along the western slopes that he is to go along with the three ages of the weekend. small streams some rivers there you could see flooding to go on top of that we also have very heavy snow across the higher peaks this had to be adjusted to 4 ft. maybe toward the tahoe area now that is shifting a little further to about 20 in. the snow level starting at 5,000 ft.. subcrustal storm system that arrives to about 700 ft. and then all right and the first in almost no water of standing up the rivers increase could cause flooding problems too. that being said mostly cloudy skies chilly temperatures to ramos a cloudy with a chance of some rain best chance to north bay

certainly sees them scattered showers for the south than strong storm system moving in on thursday heavy rain some very strong gusty winds like kilobit and some power lines. greens and subtropical moisture it will be warm but again the track out of the less your computer models have trouble moving in our direction. as the head and toward the afternoon we see some more rain falls and then it begins to shift further north and and all sweet down as looks like as we headed toward a thursday morning throughout the middle today a very stormy day indeed. thirdthe wells fargo

fake account scandal is spreading. the new company that is coming under scrutiny. plus this mannequin challenge is going to get a lot of people in trouble. wait until you hear who recorded it and posted it online. the wells fargo scandal is now

>> pam: spreading -- and is implicatintg prudential life insurance. catherine heenan is here with the latest details. we know that wells fargo admitted a few months ago that thousands of its employees had created as many as two million unauthorized accounts for its customers. now - bank employees apparently 'also' signed people up for prudential life insurance. again -- without their knowledge or permission.

three former prudential employees are suing the insurance company.claiming they were punished for refusing to cover up illegal practices. their lawsuit says that some applications had addresses which were obviously fake, like "wells fargo drive." prudential is now suspending insurance policy sales through wells fargo. wells fargo says it's "deeply concerned" and is now working with the insurance company to see what's going on.saying it will take action if 'improper conduct' is discovered. take a close look at this video. it is a mannequinn challenge. at a california jail! wait until you hear who recorded it. plus some new rules to live by if you are an uber user. the changes being made by the ridesharing company. and we are going inside the feud between donald trump and the c- i-a.

what his fellow republicans are calling for following revelations russia meddled with the u-s election.

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are gone. today there was a steady flow of people coming to take a close look with the 36 people or the loss the lives. >>: to match and the slow painful situation that they were and. i can put their image is more tightly together. >> reporter: here in san jose police want you to look closely at the surveillance video a shows a man of the speech disability it being torn down by a man not bicycle and circles back then help the victim to his feet. as the victim is try to communicate with his assailant on his phone the man on a bicycle steals the phone pulls a gun and knocks the man to the ground yet again before escaping on tours road.

>> reporter: your and pacific cut enormous sinkhole opens up beacon see right over there at the end of the beach access pass. the cinco cracked open over the weekend and it is on private property the honor has now hired a contractor to take care of that. concrete will be poured into the base and then the rest of it will be filled with sand, it will be a week- long process. >> reporter: in san francisco hamilton tickets were up for sale at 10:00 a.m., people in line since sunday afternoon, monday evening people continued be in line. for all these early birds being in line at will before the 10:00 a.m. box office opening paid off. >>: am very excited, wooo, no words

>> reporter: bess' availability and also waiting for through the run of the exporting it at performance. >> steve: good advice from a loss about how to dress for waiting in line what about tomorrow when all the plans? most >> reporter: of the rain will hold off in the afternoon and, the commute will be ok. the storm system making its way toward the coast line some varying degrees for the system will set itself up originally. >> reporter: the main focus will be little further to the north right now the raid are looking toward the sky cut their right now so far no raindrops to be had that will change tomorrow out the door from berkeley a lot of beautiful lights out there as well. rain will be heading in

faraway to, but jurors chileans spots though. if you're setting aside greco with 46 in livermore 50. one san jose, 52 san francisco 49 santa rosa, and this system right here will be some kind of storm as it moves through. we will have to wait till thursday before it moves onshore. >> reporter: and a subtropical moisture with cold air support from the north, it means right here in california sweeping through the bay area not only are we going to get rained very strong gusty winds. and then the forecast as gus over $60 an hour on the coastline and over the mound tops. cloudy skies and rain drops a, uh temperatures in the '40's and 50's. the next couple of days while a chance of rain drops with a minute then the big storm, expected on thursday. >> pam:donald trump's presidency already has its first major controversy.

trumbo picked up well under 31,000 votes and it jill requested paid for the recount and wisconsin through donations despite her concerns it found no widespread problems or credible evidence of packing. also requested recounts in it to other states unsuccessful. >> pam:the president- elect is embroiled in a public feud with the cia. over findings that russia tried to sway the election in his direction. >> steve:now, senators from his own party are calling for an investigation. national correspondent chance seales is in washington . sorting out the details. >> reporter:president-elect donald trump undermined the cia and members of his own party are now publicly pushing back. it's happened in four major parts. first, on friday . the washington post and the new

york times, broke a story revealing that the cia has high confidence that -- quote -- >> reporter:"russia acted covertly in the latter stages of the presidential election to harm hillary clinton's chances and promote donald j. trump." second, trump seemed lean toward russia over the cia. it could be russia. i don't really think it is, but who knows? i don't know either. they don't know and i don't know. >>:i think it's ridiculous. >>:i think it's just another excuse. >> reporter:third, many congressmen denounced mr. trump's rejection of american intelligence -- most notably, top republicans, calling for a bipartisan investigation into russian meddling. >> reporter:i have the highest confidence in the intelligence community, and especially the central intelligence agencies. the cia is filled with selfless patriots, many of whom anonymously risk their lives you can't make this issue partisan, it's just too important. finally, mr. trump hit back, tweeting quote -- >> reporter:"can you imagine if the election results were the opposite and we tried to play the russia/cia card. it would be called a conspiracy!" and that's exactly why republicans and democrats now

say it must be investigated -- to get to the bottom of the russian interference, and stop it from happening again. team trump says it could support some form of investigation. in washington, i'm chance seales >> steve:donald trump's effort to fill his cabinet is bringing some interesting guests to trump tower. today. one-time rival carly fiorina paid the president-elect a visit. the former c-e-o of hewlett- packard is in the running for director of national intelligence. fiorinia says they discussed hacking during their meeting. trump and fiorina locked horns durng the 2016 election with trump criticizing her appearance saying "look at the face. would anyone vote for that?" fiorina called for trump to drop out of the race after a video surfaced show him bragging about assaulting women. >> steve:some california prisoners are in trouble for their version of the

'mannequin challenge.' >> pam:in their excitement over their performance. they apparently forgot they are not even supposed to have the cell phones they were using. catherine heenan is here to explain. >> catherine:keep in mind these are inmates who aren't supposed to have cellphones. but not only did these san diego prisoners use phones to record their mannequin challenge. they actually posted the results on you-tube. not a good idea. >> reporter: they did a pretty good job. no blinking. the video has gone viral. >> catherine:but somebody is recording this with a phone camera.and at least two other people are seen holding phones. about a dozen inmates are involved.with the camera moving into living quarters and showing a fake fight scene. authorities are trying to figure out how the phones were smuggled in.and say the inmates could lose up to 90 days of good time credit. and

there could be 'other' sanctions. >> reporter:the guy who got carried away and posted this on social media might not be >> catherine:a favorite person in there right now. it's hard to imagine that he thought officials wouldn't hear about this. >> steve: the next time you use uber so the rule change is coming your way

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>> gary: you may have to go back to late '70s to find a more depressing it time and that 40 niner history. everyone i think is doing their best. >> gary: everyone is pounding

man hit rock bottom yesterday and the new york jets with only four wins themselves fell behind 173 the jets had a short week blondel on monday night and then had enough here over time a field goal but the recession and then a 49ers fourth straight loss now 1 and 123 remaining but it two in a moment this being the end for the coach and gm jet york's parents taking over all the speculation. >> gary: and the forty-niners

next losses sunday and it lets the end really quick what's sad about this bill go through periods where we can't get anything done right. and on the radio today. he here is that he will be stripped of his power his dad and mother will move back in to assume more interest in the team. and the coach may go and and general manager is definitely going to go again all experts now than somebody else's daughter like to give it to a

but this is very very depressing and you're starting to hear from people who paid 60 $70,000 for the personal seat licenses. >> gary: all feel lowestoft and deceived this is not the product of the paid for. the raiders you hear from the first time looking and got knocked off by kansas city chiefs on thursday night out of the division league meeting that they will have to more than likely go on the road to open the playoffs we also won't sit malo and misery and we want to lose a matter of fact we

learn the lessons in every ball game when are loose. >> gary: he says who is out of the league now facing domestic abuse and substance problems said he spent time with him going through a draft process u.s.'s the first-round pick hewitt the second round and said hey a he hopes to help any way he can. clearly take car on his offer and responded absolutely we will be in touch.

>> gary: jeff fisher as head coach of the rams all this started three weeks ago when he asked eric are you wrote not to come down and status sidelines during the game or other reasons reported dickerson had said some the answer the teams and fisher denied them back and forth they were embarrassed yesterday just blown out by atlanta and so after 49 records he is fired 3145 and one with the rams here is the thing he tied for the most losses nfl history also

coached in tennessee becoming but cruising coach in history at the be from the standpoint jeff fisher gone >> gary: and with the dodgers and he will stay there the giants fans the dodgers have a big hole in the bullpen and jensen stays with them. instituting as soon and other words. lead on steve not what is

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